In my 3 years of blogging about personal finance I've learned that there are several behaviors or emotions that drive how you approach you money: fear, nervousness, pride, and ego. Until you …
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One of the frugal habits that I grew up with was the need to maintain a well-stocked pantry and stockpile of personal products. In fact, last fall prior to quitting my job, I spent a large amount of …
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Hi Everyone! I'm very pleased to have a guest post on the blog today in honor of Mother's Day. Aja McClanahan is a business owner and the main contributor at www.principlesofincrease.com where she …
I have debt. Not the oh, it's a little debt. But the, oh sh$t I totally messed up all my repayment progress debt. It's a bit humbling, demoralizing, and quite frankly a little embarrassing. For those …
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Do you ever wonder why things can't just go smoothly? For example, like when you wake up at 5:00 a.m. and write a great blog post and then your computer does something wonky and then the post goes …
I finished working my long notice at my job of 10 years on December 16, 2014. On December 17, 2014 I was flying to Hawaii and then eventually to Australia for a much needed rest and to take some time …
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